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UK
/ɛnθɹˈɔːlɪŋ/
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ADJECTIVE
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capturing interest as if by a spell
enchanting music
antique papers of entrancing design
bewitching smile
a fascinating woman
an enthralling book
Roosevelt was a captivating speaker
How To Use enthralling In A Sentence
- Most of us find the oceans enthralling.
- His conceit and awful orange hair will carry on enthralling a worldwide audience.
- What you get is an absolutely enthralling listen, one built with rapturous conduction and taut harmony.
- Peter was finding the Bright family saga less than enthralling. SOMETHING IN THE WATER
- It was not creative tennis but it was enthralling nonetheless.
- It's not bad exposition, and it's enthralling in a ‘listening to the stories of an old school friend you've met at the pub’ kind of way.
- The sight this shower presents on Earth is expected to be enthralling.
- It's not bad exposition, and it's enthralling in a ‘listening to the stories of an old school friend you've met at the pub’ kind of way.
- There is something spine-tingling and enthralling about the best public art, the kind that touches the emotions and makes the eyes widen involuntarily. Times, Sunday Times
- The layers of moral and political complexity pile up to quietly enthralling effect. Times, Sunday Times
